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Vietnam has swiftly ascended the global business hierarchy, with major tech firms like Apple cementing its presence in the nation.

Sumitomo Corporation has stated an intention to invest in a new 300-hectare industrial complex in Nam Dinh.

The Chinese Boway Group has inked a land lease agreement in Cong Hoa Industrial Park in Hai Duong, with plans for a $350 million solar manufacturing site.

The Board of Directors at Wistron – an Apple partner – has recently greenlit a plan to inject a further $24.5 million into its manufacturing site in Vietnam.

Norway's Norsk Solar has inked a deal with Vietnam's CME Solar to advance renewable energy initiatives in Vietnam, especially solar energy solutions in the country.

US-based fintech and consumer analytics provider GoLogiq is set to take over Vietnamese payroll and HR fintech company Symplefy.

Masan Group Corporation (HSX:MSN) on July 28 released its unaudited management accounts for the first half of 2023.

Gamuda Berhad has fortified its position in the Vietnamese market through a substantial $300 million real estate acquisition via its subsidiary Gamuda Land.

Sacombank faces intense scrutiny as a government audit exposes substantial loans tied to a single project and an array of potential regulatory violations.

NS BlueScope Vietnam has spent 30 years asserting a presence in the market, with pioneering research and development (R&D) at the forefront of its success.

AEON Vietnam has been issued a $41 million loan from the Japan Bank for International Cooperation and Mizuho Bank to facilitate an expansion of its footprint.

NS BlueScope Vietnam has spent 30 years asserting its presence in the market, with pioneering research and development at the forefront of its success.

Keppel Corporation has secured contracts worth over $70 million to provide long-term energy-as-a-service to a number of prominent establishments.

Long Thanh high-tech industrial park (IP) is emerged as an ideal investment destination for both local and foreign investors.

SeABank plans to issue up to 94.6 million shares, with the Norwegian Investment Fund, Norfund, being the expected primary investor.